Weird things happen around Fairy Rings. But not all Fairy Rings are comprised of mushrooms. A Fairy Ring can appear in many ways: in worn down or flattened grass, mounds of earth, bushes or trees. In Ireland in particular there are loads of stone circles, ringforts and hillforts which are considered to be fairy forts or rings. Fairy activity in and around these places are abundant. I could make a video every other week of sightings and encounters at forts alone! Now get comfy, I have a ripper of a tale for you. A perfect example of why we should respect the beliefs and advice of our ancestors, even if we don’t agree or believe ourselves. Showing respect for the Fairy Folk and Fairy Rings can save us a lot of pain and hassle.
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'Scottish Fairy and Folk tales' by George Douglas
'Welsh Folk Lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions' by Wirt Sikes
'The Fairy Mythology' by Thomas Keightley
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